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Extant Fragments of Dionysius of Alexandria

St. Dionysius of Alexandria · c. 250–265 AD

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And Again:

For on this account after the Unity there is also the most divine Trinity.

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St. Dionysius of Alexandria · c. 250–265 AD

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Section 17

And Again:

For on this account after the Unity there is also the most divine Trinity.

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From the Second Book
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From the Fourth Book
About the Middle of the Treatise
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The Conclusion of the Entire Treatise

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